Wilt Thou Not Sing a book of Verses
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O pain! Love is to laugh and cry.
The god of love came by (Coming and going in a breath). Now welcome life; now welcome death, For love, sweet love, know I!
A IMMORTELLES TINY seed lay buried 'neath a clod, A clod whose weight was heavy on its heart As that great stone, of Jesus' tomb a part. All heaven's tears fell on the dull, cold sod, While many a footstep passed and weary trod Where it lay prisoned in Life's busy mart: Yet still it hoped that it might upward start And grow to bud and bloom... a smile of God.
Thou, too, my soul! Look up, nor be averse To casting off clods wet with heartsick tears. No more in mortal darkness need ye grope: Know that the power that fills the universe Is thy birthright instead of doubts and fears And Immortelles will bloom The Flowers of Hope.
DREAMS 0' THE PAST MOTHER at her spinning wheel, father on the hill; This is what I oft recall, and I see at will Billowy summer clouds that drift, and the ambient air Scents new-mown hay spicily, for June, O June, is fair!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O pain! Love is to laugh and cry.
The god of love came by (Coming and going in a breath). Now welcome life; now welcome death, For love, sweet love, know I!
A IMMORTELLES TINY seed lay buried 'neath a clod, A clod whose weight was heavy on its heart As that great stone, of Jesus' tomb a part. All heaven's tears fell on the dull, cold sod, While many a footstep passed and weary trod Where it lay prisoned in Life's busy mart: Yet still it hoped that it might upward start And grow to bud and bloom... a smile of God.
Thou, too, my soul! Look up, nor be averse To casting off clods wet with heartsick tears. No more in mortal darkness need ye grope: Know that the power that fills the universe Is thy birthright instead of doubts and fears And Immortelles will bloom The Flowers of Hope.
DREAMS 0' THE PAST MOTHER at her spinning wheel, father on the hill; This is what I oft recall, and I see at will Billowy summer clouds that drift, and the ambient air Scents new-mown hay spicily, for June, O June, is fair!
What to read after Wilt Thou Not Sing a book of Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriman Alice to read onlineMoreLess
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